Forever Mine

A modern-day heroine finds herself transported back to 1897, where circumstances force her to pose as the Countess of Guildford, a woman who has gone missing for three weeks and was known for being cruel and disloyal. Convincing the earl that she is not who he believes proves hard, particularly once she starts developing feelings for a man who despises her.

Nicholas Thornhill, the Earl of Guildford, lives under whispers that he killed his wife. When she suddenly returns, he dismisses her newest deception as one more in a long line of fabrications. Yet the transformation in her gradually softens his view, and the two form a connection that stretches across the boundaries of time.

The book is about 125,000 words long and contains a fair amount of sexual content, roughly 3.75 percent of its pages, along with frequent strong language. The author's note explains her reasons for the profanity and gives readers a chance to decide whether the material suits them.